Is Media To Be Blamed For Indiscipline Among New-generation ?

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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  What a great topic to discuss, I think this is discussed somewhere on CE earlier, not particularly this. But I remember we discussed on movies. or I have something on my blog I dont remember though!
  
  What i say it, kids dont have conscience of what they are doing. Its the parents responsibility to take care of his kids.
  
  So instead of blaming media or TV or movies which we dont have a control , we can ask kids not to watch all those things! I know this is NOT the correct way.
  
  But if we cant change the useless system, we can change ourselves.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  Agree to what ES says But don't you think that young children are attracted to do what we tell them not to do??
  I am having this issue with my little cousin He is doing exactly the opposite to what we say
  
  I can tell that he is not obedient But at the same time he listens to trivial things that makes us really confused
  
  What can be a solution to this issue ?? A puzzle to all
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  Anoop Mathew

  Women are often the victim of media psychology. Each and every advertisement requires a woman. Why? Is it because women represent family or rather is it coz women are more attractive? I feel the attractive factor is put to lots of misuse.
  
  As for the younger generation, they learn quicker than us! I think I have mentioned it before somewhere (I can't find that thread) about how a student answered to me. While I was doing my Class XIIth in Kuwait, I used to take a private transportation along with other kids back home as it was far away from school. A first standard kid was playing in the bus, so I asked him to stop and he didn't listen to me. Then I gave him a good scolding for not listening to me. Without even a sense of regret he asked me this question, "Are you married?". I answered, "Why do you think I'd be married at such a young age?". He replied, "...coz married people often scold children". This was almost 6 years ago. Now it's got worse with foul language and what not. Can't think of what the kids of the future would ask us!
  
  P.S.:We've actually tried to discuss it before:
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  I had written a blog post related to this topic #-Link-Snipped-#.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  I am of this point When our parents exclaim about us they tell that we are really wiser than them
  
  Right now the tables are changed We are looking at our junior Kids and telling they got very high IQ and potential than us ☕😯
  
  So what we potray to them needs to be more censored than what was potrayed to us
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  Ashraf HZ

  Abhishek Rawal

  Being curious to know that what this new generation kids fight about & how they fight, I sprinted closer to them

  I like your sense of curiosity 😛
  
  Whatever the environment is, its all down to parenting to establish the foundation. Kids are sponges growing up. If you are a good role model to them in terms of how you speak and act, they will definitely follow in stride. They will speak the words you speak. They will want to try to eat what you eat. The first few years is critical! Then its teaching them about responsibility.
  
  If you spoil your kid at a critical time with exposure to so much mainstream media or other unwanted elements, instead of spending time with them playing with educational toys or books, then who else is there to blame?
  
  I just remembered a quote from Sebastian Thrun (part time professor at Stanford), when he talked about his autonomous car entry @ DARPA Grand Challenge:
  
  

  Making a car really intelligent requires giving it an ability to adapt. Its just like in human life, we don't enable kids to have a rule for every contingency. We tell them how to learn from contingencies and make them smarter, and then we trust them to learn.